WSP00625

• File Number: 8240.200.10.B
• Description: UCRBRIP Annual Reports
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Date: 1/12/1995
• Author: UCRBRIP
• Title: 1994 Annual Reports Package Part 1
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Publication

videography study and resulting flow recommendations will be completed
sometime in 1995.

VII, Recommendations: The report for the videographyjhabitat mapping
portion of this study was originally intended to include results from
both the IS- and 18-mile reaches. Because of RIPRAP deadlines and the
schedule of the Colorado Water Conservation Board for filing for
IS-mile reach lnstream flow rights, the IS-mile reach portion was
broken out so that it could be finalized earlier. We recommend that
the 18-mile reach results be summarized in a separate report in 1995.
Analysis and interpretation of the data collected in the 18-mile reach
will benefit from comments received during the 1S-mile reach report
review process,

VIII, Project Status: As stated above, the report-writing phase of this
project is behind schedule but is progressing. No funding for 1994 or
1995 has been requested.

IX. FY 94 Budget:
A, Funds Provided: $ 0
B. Funds Expended: Other station funds.

X, Status of Data Submission: Data from this study will not be ready for
submission to the database manager until the completion of the project.

XI, Signed: Doug Osmundson, December 8, 1994.

APPENDIX:

Osmundson, D,B., and L, R, Kaeding. 1991, Recommendations for flows in
the IS-mile reach during October-June for maintenance and enhancement
of endangered fish populations in the upper Colorado River. Final
report, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Colorado River Fishery
Project, Grand Junction, Colorado.

Osmundson, D, B" P. Nelson, K. Fenton, and D,W, Ryden. 1994.
Relationships between flow and rare fish habitat in the IS-mile reach
using habitat mapping and bed cross-section monitoring. Draft Report.
U, S, Fish and Wildlife Service, Colorado River Fishery Project, Grand
Junction, Colorado,

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